Two Weeks Notice

Lucy Kelson, a Harvard-educated lawyer, dedicates herself to historic preservation, environmental law, and pro bono causes. Her deep commitment to these causes often puts her at odds with the profit-driven motives of her peers.

Lucy meets George Wade while trying to save her beloved community center at Coney Island. Despite their starkly different values, George offers Lucy a position as his chief counsel, citing his desire to support community initiatives.

George hires Lucy, disregarding their conflicting viewpoints on real estate development. Lucy sees his offer as a means to protect her community center while reluctantly embracing her new, prestigious role.

Lucy quickly becomes invaluable to George, managing his affairs from trivial decisions to significant business dealings. However, she starts feeling stifled by George's selfish tendencies and personal emergencies.

During a friend's wedding, George's call interrupts the festivities, revealing his trivial concerns. This incident prompts Lucy to reconsider her place in his chaotic life and leads her to contemplate resignation.

After realizing she cannot function effectively under George's demanding nature, Lucy attempts to resign. However, she discovers that George has sabotaged her chances of finding new employment by warning other firms against hiring her.

Feeling trapped by an ironclad contract, Lucy's frustration increases. With the advice of her parents, she recklessly pushes George to fire her, hoping to dislodge their complicated relationship.

The emergence of June Carver introduces a competitive dynamic between her and Lucy. Lucy grows increasingly jealous as George seems enamored with June, leading to an unexpected rivalry.

Lucy confronts George after discovering his emotional connection with June. A heated argument ensues, resulting in Lucy feeling hurt and frustrated by George's distance and prioritization.

In the aftermath of their dispute, both Lucy and George reflect on their relationship and the impact they have had on one another. George seeks out Lucy professionally and personally, realizing he values her deeply.

Initially resistant, Lucy ultimately recognizes her feelings for George during an emotional reunion. Their shared vulnerability brings them closer as they navigate their evolving relationship.

George demonstrates his commitment to Lucy's values by stepping down from his position, vowing to protect the community center and showcase his dedication to Lucy's original pledge. This marks a transformative moment for both.

The film culminates in an unreleased wedding scene, where Lucy and George marry in the community center, surrounded by those they love. This joyful moment symbolizes their journey together and commitment to their community.

Post-wedding, Lucy and George share a cozy moment in her apartment, ordering takeout together. Their playful banter suggests a new beginning marked by mutual respect and understanding.